Which One Is Correct? Prefixes Pre- and Re-

Prefix words in a prefix exercise. Example of how to teach English prefixes the fun way. Choose the correct answer and decide which prefix to use.
The prefix "pre-" in English denotes "before" in terms of time or order, suggesting that something comes before another event or action, such as in "predict" (to say what will happen before it occurs).
On the other hand, the prefix "re-" signifies "again" or "back," indicating a repetition of an action or restoration to a previous state, as seen in "rewrite" (to write something again).
These two prefixes are vital tools in the English language, allowing for precise modifications to the meanings of base words to more accurately convey nuances of timing and action.
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